The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-25
Personal and Society.

Hon. John A. Finch sailed for Antwerp to
day
Congressman Matson was at the Bates House
yesterday.
Andrew Heckler left for Colorado last night
for five weeks stay
Mrs Charles L. Holstein has returned from g
two weeks visit in Chicago.
Miss Albion NJ. Fellows will return to her
home at Evansville on Saturday.
Miss Sarah Meigs has returned from visiting
friends at her old home, Romney, Ind
Michael O'Brien. of Terre Haute. has taken
position the Sentinel as q reporter.
Miss Sadie Carter has gone to Chicago, and
will visit friends in Michigan before her return.
Mrs Ed. Schurmann left for Chicago Tuesday.
She will return to indianapolis the first OF Octo
Der for the winter.
Miss Zetia Kemmerter, of Cincinnati, is the
guest of her cousin, Professor Koerner and fam
lily, on North Meridian street
Mrs P. Ell. Fitzgerald has been summoned to
Greensburg to attend the funeral of her mother,
who died suddenly on Tuesday night.
Mr.. A. S. Roberts. who has been doing news
paper work in Louisville during the last six
months. is in the city visiting relatives.
At the Grand Hotel yesterday were registered
NJ. Lynch. of Edinburg. FL. V: Norvell. of
Bloomfield, and NJ A. Barnett. of Madison.
Mrs. John Voorhees, and daughter will return
Friday from Northern Michigan, where they
have been sojourning for the last six weeks.
Mrs. Henry Ciey will leave soon for the East
and will probably place her son Burdsal in
college, either in New York Philadelphia.
Miss Belle King, of Rockford, Ill.,, who has
been the guest of her sister. Mrs M. j. Mayr
for several weeks, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Kate Miller and daughter, Lavalette.
will return home this evening from Chicago,
where they have been visiting Mrs. Arson B.
Carter.
Miss Alice NJ Sewall, for three years a snc-
cessful teacher in public school No. 2, has re-
signed to accept a position as primary teacher in
the Boys Classical School.
Mrs. James e. Rice, of Terre Haute, is visit
ing Mrs. S. c. Campbell on Fletcher avenue
Mrs. Rice is quite fine musician and particul-
ary talented in crayon work.
Mr.. and Mrs James N. Rodgers gave pro-
gressve-euchre party on Monday night in honor
of Miss King. The prizes were won by Miss
Bessie Tompkins and Mr.. Morehead.
Mr.. l. S. Gordon left for Philadelphia, yester-
day afternoon, where he goes to play the part of
next best man at the wedding of an old friend.
He will be absent about three weeks.
Among the guests of the New Denison yester
day were Hon. Warren g. Sayre of Wabash;
New York. The last-named gentleman has large
interests In silver mines and is on his way West.
Mr.. Charles Wacott and family leave in a day
two for New York Mills to celebrate the
golden wedding of Mr.. Walcotts parents. The
family CT Mr. Ben Walcott already there.
Mr. Chas. Waleott has disposed OF his mill
machinery business to Sinker, Davis & Co., and
will hereafter associate with his brother in the
loan and real estate business
Rev. Will Mckee of Indianola, Ill.,. will be
married this evening at Champagne and go di-
rectlv to St. Paul. where he has received call
TO preach in one of the leading Baptist churches
Mr. Mckee is well known in this city. and is re-
ceiving many congratulations from here and
Charlottesville. where he graduated from Wa
bash College with high honors
Mr.. John Clark gave a neighborhood picnic on
the North Side Tuesday afternoon. The party
wentout in the woods. taking tables for progress
sive euchre, after which refreshments were served
and the games scored. 1t occurred that there
tie between three players two gentlemen
and one lady. Mr. Clarke proposed that the
contest should be settled by foot-race, which
was. might have been supposed. won by the
lady The prize valuable silver cup, which